She
Boston
Grill
CliSSlFPjjABjT
LAKOK
CADAKET
reads
the
Classified
Ads.
E,-cryone
Special
Dinners
Thursdays
and
If
you
lose,
advertise
for
it.
Saturdays
If
you
fled,
locate
the
owner.
Dancing
every
Saturday
night
from
0
to
12.
Whatever
you
need,
advertise
for
It
Dance
Hall
for
Hire.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Accomodation
for
Prlvae
Parties
OUT
THE
CLASSIFIED
IIAIilT.
Phone
437
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
ui.
XVIII
No-
181
ritlNCE
RUPER.-B.
C
FRIDAY,
AUGUST
3,
1928
Prise
Five
.Cents
Finland
Again
Won
Long
Disiance
Classh
Amsterdam
Olympiad
Canadian
Howcra
Win
Their
Heats
in
the
Kegratta
American
AMSTERDAM,
Autr.
3
Willie
Ritola
of
Finland
won
the
5,000
i,
r;ic;
from
Paavo
Nurmi,
who
appeared
content
to
trail
his
fel-
.
.
'
.
.
.
f.,
..
i
nuiiiryiiiuii
kuimh
just
i
ciiuuk"
tu
ucat
vriuo
in
oweucn
mr
hM
bonn
carried
on
tW
district
haa
been
nil
place.
The
long
distance
classic
remains
with
Finland
after
that
of
Rev.
r.
c
soott
and
capt.
wn-;r
hi
Nurmi's
hands
for
many
years.
'
nam.
Oliver
with
the
mission
boatTnom-
1
1
ir
first
tvent
in
the
Olympic
decathlon
was
won
by
I.
L.
Joen
of
a
Crosby
in
connection
with
the
can-i:
Africa
running
100
metres
in
11
seconds.
ineries
and
logging
camps
on
Smith's
l!..l.ti
l.rniMrhl
tha
Tlnllo1
,..1
.ti
J
A
i
wi
w
u
a
.
nasv
wtiiivu
.winning
me.
uu
metres
in,w
w
wconus
anu
uarety
Dealing
HARVEST
MEN
i
NOT
COMING
rn
ion
lu.ooo
to
come
from
old
COINTKY
IK
NOT
YLT
REALIZED.
iv.ikK..
Au;.
8.
It
Is
now
dUckod
-i.
.uinounoenient
that
toe
British
.
...m.-ut
liad
concluded
an
arrange-.
:jnn
10,000
miners
to
Canada
i
rarvvost
was
premature.
While
iway
and
Immigration
officials
irmai-l
with
applications
negotla-.::
lag
for
lack
of
a
satisfactory
.
that
the
miners
will
get
ace
ni(l'yaaent
The
Canadian
gov-
i
.
in
not
disposed
to
permit
the
aiUi
tw
prospect
of
swelling
'
;i-r
uiicnpioyment
in
the
cities
i.-
harvest.
r,,
a
ways
are
reluctant
to
gueran-.iiiml
employment
or
a
re
Mm
l:nappolnlment
U
expressed
;
t
hus
country.
YANKEES
ONLY
..
A
SMALL
LEAD
101
II
AMI
A
IIIILF
OAMEK
AHEAD
OI'
rillf
ADKI.I'IIIA
WITH
MTTEII
fiOINII
KTKONO
'
a
yoiik
Aug
3
The
American
xierahlp
has
fallen
away
from
thing
to
a
lead
of
four
and
a
..
for
the
Yankees
with
Phlla--eema.
set
in
a
winning
streak
M
17
out
of
the
last
18
games
i-
Yankees
have
been
making
only
Mriwlng.
National
St.
Louu
continued
the
'
i-
rnhtp
at
the
expense
of
D-i
he
ratt
of
Um
league
suffered
yesterday
Ute
Olanu
going
In
tilaos
and
Pltuburg
nosing
out
truni
fifth
'plaot.
Cincinnati
third
at
a
result
of
the
,rhr
hitting
A
FIRE
FORCED
FLYER
DOWN
'
'
v.
York.
Aug.
3.-
Drifting
hrtplens-.i'.-.K-en
with
the
radio
(puttering
m,u
meaaaae,
Captain
Frank
and
his
companions
8.
E.
i
Montreal.
Fred
Pierce,
the
Htid
X.
W
Ollmore.
wireless
were
picked
up
well
by
the
Mliinika
renter
day
after-
-
miles
S.
S.
of
Cape
Race.
Now-',.n,
i
The
steamer
waa
bound
to
1
for
tiie
safety
of
the
crew
had
'
'
when
atramen
failed
to
find
in
the
poaltlon
nrst
reported.
i
n.
Aug.
S
-In
a
meatage
to
hto
i'i,-,my
aboard
tne
Mlnnewaaka
'
i
ud
to
come
down
owing
to
wiu
nothing
to
worry
about.
-
i"
abandoned.
PRISONER
MADE
FREEDOM
DASH
v.
"
Vf
t
Ji
KN
ATi
liYTTON
AND,Ml
f
'
1
'
'
'
i
wack,
Aug.
3.--Wting
his
life
lor
freedom
Thomas
Webb
'
1
'trough
window
of
a
moving
'"i
escaped.
He
was
arrested
i
'x
'ng
brought
here
to
face
of
obtaining
money
under
falvo
Curl
Thompson
and
child
return-'"'
city
on
the
Cardena
this
from
it
trlD
to
Vancouver.
n''mpson
aa
tormerly
Miss
Svea
and
Will
Appear
in
Semi-finals
and
South
African
Win
..I.
i
..
I
t
ut
l
t
a
1
Srnt..
iha
fir.f
-,,nnln
itkotr..
aj
eav
asasav
l
UKiililg
V
""P
I
Onoe
again
the
Canadian
flag
wasl,,
"
BO
m"P
De,u
"P
or
the
nrst
um.
once
again
J.
Wrlgt
of
Oanada
and
the
Toronto
Argonauts
won
the
respective
heats
In
the
elimination
for
tne
regatta,
aawring
a
place
for
them
in
the
semifinals.
Oaudln
of
France
wou
the
Individual
folia
fencing
championship.
Finland
now
la
second
In
point
of
srore
with
64.
Canada
la
In
sixth
place
with
33.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
..
Noon
L'luklug
Price
Todjj
on
Vancouver
T.
Elf
hang
(Courtesy
of
8.
D.
Johnson
Co.,
Lad.)
W.
The
following
cfUotaUona
were
bid
and
asked:
Argenta
Rufua,
Stc.,
35c.
'Bay
view,
TcM
7
Vie
C.
SUver.
UM.
UM.
J.
Big
Mlaaourl,
61c.
lc
Cork
Province.
gOc,
toc.
Cotton
Bait.
nil.
etc.
Duawell.
lc.,
tic.
Duthle.
tLM.
Oeorge
0Hr.
MM.
Oaorgla
Rsvae.
gA
ggc.
OaMtor.
See,
3c.
Ooteenda,
t4.
MDg
.
Otadvlew.
m
4to.
Indian.
He
.
tndefedM'
U)fcc.,
lie.
Kootney
rtartn
.
Mc.
L.
tc
L..
10
Vtd-Mc.
Lakevtew,
ml,
4.
Lucky
JL
lie.
SI.
Marmot
Metola,
11
c.
II
V
Marmot
River
Oold.
9c.
10c.
National
Stiver,
lie.
16c
Noranda.
17
XW.
nil.
Pead-OreaUe.
nil.
14.00.
Porter
Idaho.
T6c
Sac..
Premier.
IM.
12.40
Ruth
Hope.
S7Wc
SSc
as
Sliver
Croat,
igc,
lOfto.
8llferaa,
fM,
ail.
Suntoek.
tl.it,
$.
BUveramlta..
SVic,
lie.
Premier
MM;
SS.40.
Topiey
Illehftetd.
&9c.
00c.
Tortc,
1.T
tIM.
White
Water.
Mjg.
nil.
k
Woodbine.
2e..
27c.
FRANCO'S
PLANE
is"
TOWED
TO
CADEZ
OFF
THE
PORTUGUESE
COAST
MADRID.
Auk.
3.
Captain
Franco's
hydro-airplane
Numancla
was
damaged
in
a
forced
landing
oft
the
Portuguese
ooaat
yesterday
after
starting
on
a
world
flight
and
la
being
towed
from
Hueiva
Ui
Cadiz.
It
la
understood
the
night
will
be
re
newed.
probably
In
September.
STATION
MASTER
DIES
HEMORRHAGE
OF
BRAIN
VANCOUVBR.
Aug
3
Oeoruo
William
Ross,
for
16
years
atatlon
maater
for
the
B
C.
Blectrlc
Railway,
died
here
of
hemorrhaa
of
the
brain.
He
ones
had
steeping
sickness.
R.
A.
Blanchard
of
Portland.
Oregon,
who
la
interested
In
negotiation
for
the
nurehaae
of
the
city
hydro-electric
utility,
arrived
Ui
the
city
yesterday
saw
will
ssll
bv
the
Princess
on
now
to
morrow
afternoon
on
hla
return
south.
He
la
accompanied
by
Mra.
Blanchard
reglatered
at
the
Hotel
Mid
they
are
Prince
Rupert.,
rather
L,
H.
Rivet
O.M
I
.
well
know
In
this
district.'
returned
to
the
city
this
week
from
a
mx-months'
holiday
n
to
Montreal
and
saueo.
oy
me
prtneeas
Alio
this
morning
ror
oaagwaf
wiiere
he
will
re
r
route
to
Dawson
sume
his
clerical
duties
P
D.
Mathers,
lormerly
general
man-
Iter
of
the
Mlilerd
Canning
Oo.
and
now
with
the
B
C
Packen.
wn.cn
arrived
In
sorbed
the
Mlller.1
concern
tlie
Prlnoe
i
the
city
from
Vanixn
ver
on
Oeorge
thla
mornliu:
company
busi-
tines.
PRESBYTERY
OF
UNITED
CHURCH
'eVUOOUF.HS
AM)
ADVANCEMENT
RE
PORTED
AT
MKETIMl
HELD
LAST
NKHIT
AND
THIS
MORNING
Favorable
and
encouraging
reports
on
the
growth
and
progress
of
church
work
were
presented
by
the
various
mlulons
at
meetings
of
Prince
Rupert
Presbytery,
United
Church
of
Canada,
which
were
1
held
In
First
United
Church
here
last
evening
and
this
morning.
i
Among
the
most
valuable
work
that
Inlet
and
Rivers
Il'.let
Tbtre
wu
aIao
Rlver
wbloh
lneluMl
erection
of
a
bulldlns
for
rellctoua
our-
,t
gunnyilde
Cannery
In
regard
to
the
taking
over
of
the
hospital
at
Queen
Charlotte
City
by
the
United
Church,
progress
was
reported.
Dr.
a.
A.
Roberta
has
arrived
to
take
charge
and
organisation
la
proceeding.
Many
new
plans
for
the
more
efficient
development
of
the
work
In
the
vsr-
tous
parts
of
the
widely
scattered
Pres
bytery
were
discussed
and
adopted.
Members
and
delegates
attending
the
meeting
were:
Clerical--Rev.
Dr.
Oeorge
A.
Wilson.
Vancouver,
superintendent
of
mteaiaon
r.
.
.
.
,111,1
AHhaT
twr.
n.
swn
wo
uijJt.
i
1111111
wn-,
I
Jb
n
f
11.
wngat,
luBnwn,
rvcr.
an.
r
auj.
Port
Simpson:
Rev.
De-war,
Anyox;
.Rev
II
Pierce.
Port
Essington;
Rev.
A.
A.
Burnett.
KlShpiOX:
ReV.
O.
BOOUiroyd.
Rupert
East.
Prince
Rupert,
and
Rev.
A.
Lay
representattvea-John
Newtek
tlaarlton:
W
P
Barclay,
Anyox;
Mra.
W
Kirkpatrlck,
Prince
Rupert:
T.
Ross
Mackay.
Rupert
East
BRITISH
HOUSE
IS
PROROGUED
LONDON
Aug
3
Parliament
...
has
tn
tvomruarf
until
November
O.
tne
Kin.
in
hU
apeech
expreulng
confidence
v
that
Ute
American
outlawry
or
war
pact
will
of
ratt
benefit
and
commending
the
steps
taken
to
Send
a
high
OOtWnto
,
atooer
to
Ottawa
FISH
ARRIVALS
A
total
of
91.00
MuneVt
of
hattfert
waa
fold
at
the
Pish
tahange
thto
morning
follow
'
'
'
..
.
I
4K
ptmm.
Oaavadian
ruh
Beat
WW
Oo.
10.10
and
.
II.
ifioo
puaxU.
Booth
Pish-
eries,
IlJe
and
Itatban.
30.000
peaftda.
Booth
rish-ertea.
.e
and
6c
aN.lil.N
Ouo.
16.090
panda.
Atlta
PMherles,
I0c
and
6c.
Pali
of
Mean,
800
pound.
Canadian
Man
and
OoM
Storage
Oo,
It
Ac
and
6c
D.
O.
Stewart
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
Oaecge
this
morning
after
having
spent
the
past
month
holiday
ing
in
tlte
south.
MM.
Stewart
and
sons
I
will
retrain
at
Uietr
summer
www
Boundary
Bay
UAUl
Um
etoae
of
the
school
holidays.
8
J
Wlnaby.
manager
of
the
Royal
Bank
at
Hare!
ton.
and
Mra.
Wlnaby
and
family,
who
have
been
spending
a
holi
day
in
Ute
south,
arrived
from
Van
couver
on
the
Prince
Oeorae
this
morn
ing
and
proceeded
to
the
Interior
by
train.
TERRACE
Mra.
Beeeher
and
daugAter
who
have
pent
the
peat
week
In
Terrace
with
the
former's
son
R.
Beecher,
left
on
Tuea
day
(or
Winnipeg
where
they
will
visit
frleaMU
before
returning
to
Los
Angeles.
While
here
they
were
Ute
guete
of
Mra.
F.
C.
Bishop.
Mr.
and
Mra.
It.
DefMUhM
and
family
left
on
Wednesday
vU
Vancouver,
for
their
earl
heaae
tn
Frsnce
and
later
Mra.
Oeo.
Dever
returned
Mdy
following
a
fw
days'
vtatt
with
Mr.
and
iMrs.
A.
C.
flsr
in
Smlther.
kA...
lit
'U
'-.Ah
w.
fi;ii
eipoet
'They
have
llvd
in
Terrace
tha
nasi
twelve
teart'
and
hifVe
'marty
f
r
WH"here
who
Wgrt
thMf'efiarturei
kid'"who
wUh
them
lntSrrad
'ptosperHr
In
their
new
home.
F.
Morris
of
Smtthere
was
a
business
visitor
here
en
Monday.
E.
L.
Marshall
of
Sardls
was
a
visitor
In
town
at
the
beginning
of
the
week.
The
B.
D.
Bridge
Club
entertained
their
husbands
at
the
home
of
Mra.
Oeo.
Dover
on
Tu
sudsy
evening.
The
prlre-s
were
won
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Oeo.
tittle.
LAUNDRY
IS
SOLD
HERE
Announcement
is
made
today
hy
Alex
Macdonald,
proprietor,
of
the
sale
of
the
Canadian
Laundry
business,
building
and
lots,
to
rred
Wesch,
a
consideration
of
Kome
$25,000
being
involved
in
the
deal
which
was
negotiated
hy
H.
(i.
Helgerson
Ltd'
The
new
owner
will
take
possession
on
September
1
and
conduct
the
business
thenceforward.
-,
The
Canadian-
Laundry
was
established
in
February
1915
by
Air.
MacdorulJ
who
has
built
up
a
successful
business
during
the
past
thirteen
years,
considerably
extending
and
improving
the
plant
on
various
occasions.
.Mr.
Wevnrh
la.
a
well
known
pioneer
of
the
city
and
the
laundry
business.
lie
has
!een
f.-r.i..n
f
the-finishing
department
at
the
Pioneer
Laun.ry
for
many
yeartv
lakelseMp
mucmjoyel
i
Trnnarv.
'
Ana
a
A
threc-wceki'
heine
ttMii
Uii:,
rar
at
LakolM
and
i.jm
ic
IUJUCT
M1V
wpfi
T
WWII
vi
rvr
Mrs
AUsn.
Saturday
saw
Uie
return
o.
the
Trail
Ranger
group,
of
whom
ten
ted
advantage
of
Ute
outing.
Weather
Weal
In
mn
rmnrrt
2roup
WM
eonvrynd
to
the
lake
on
W.
Smith's
truek.
tr
journey
on
the
jtome
cases
Itas
than
fifty
per
cant
of
lake
btng
made
in
boata
kindly
pro-1
those
charged
against
the
B.
C.
product,
vlded
by
A.
H.
Basket
and
B.
T.
Kenrt).
It
waa
agreed
to
support
the
Vernon
During
the
early
days
of
'tUe
first
week
j
Board
in
Its
fight
for
more
equitable
the
camp
was
wefl
esublished.
and
u
conditions.
was
comparatively
ay
thereafter
to
;
Capt.
Coltborst
aaked
for
a
explana-make
the
dally
dean-tip
and
to
procur-
tlon
of
the
attitude
of
opposition
which
supplies
of
fuel
and
lreah
water.
8omehe
aald
the
Board
had
taken
up
with
little
fishing
waa.aMulged
in
by
some
regard
to
the
Lakelse
hot
springs,
and
of
the
boys,
bnt
nanit
of
the
time
by
far
waa
spent
la
dwrtmnnng.
in
wMoh
.art
Uo,.whojo
,
tgjgaweaVvrnildetetfctt
tha
attitude-
or
'fag
Board
-ftaa.
all
j
phone
call
wUl
provide
you
with
the
il
UMswweM
anad
w1thalcg
been
meaft
rrfWdTf
to
tlWUiiUfailWtlon
yei
fleggfe.
able
akll.
-Several
to
securing
Trail
Ranger
awlm-
Mlna
K.Mu.
nilh,
lll.M
IuIm
UIAMUA.
'.
ul
In
completing
the
nrst
course
ThU
Includes:
lnaliili
swimming
atari
mm
twin
seventy-five
kaHnl.flua
irniulg
yards
'
1
W
imv,,
vuwoiui
ii
rvmm
v
uiwvii
I
I
eel
nnoer
waicr;
ana
umwii
prow
,
we
uoara
uiin
even
oj
vae
owoera
oi
ciency
In
simple
diving.
,
the
water
rights.
Alter
each
evening
dip.
a
large
camp
Captain
Oolhurst
aald
he
must
have
fire
waa
lit.
around
which
Ute
group
i
been
m
lain
formed
and
expressed
hlm-gatherrd
with
their
visiting
friends,
jsclf
saUslled
with
the
explanation
given.
When
darkness
brought
the
signal
to
re
nr
wtre
asunau-nea.
,
.
,
friends
on
the
other
aide
of
the
lake
,
,-rrj
m
Fourteen
junior
C.OJ.T.
and
a
simi
lar
number
of
senior
C.O.I.T.
are
following
in
rotation
at
the
camp
.
RETURN
OF
PROVINCIAL
LANDS
BEING
DELAYED
VICTORIA.
Aug
S
The
return
of
provincial
lands
to
British
Columbia
waa
not
discussed
by
Hon.
Charles
Stewart,
minister
of
the
Interior,
here
because
both
aides
preferred
to
leave
It
.
,D.rnet
came
in
EDWARD
HICKMAN
TO
GO
TO
THE
GALLOWS
SAN
FRANCISCO
Aug.
3.
-The
(ate
of
Edward
Hickman,
girl
murderer.
was
sealed
yesterday
wi.-n
the
California
atate
sunreme
court
denied
him
a
re
hearing
of
the
appeal
refused
previously.
He
must
go
to
the
gallows
within
four
months.
LOCAL
NBUS
NOTES
Mra.
II
N
Broekleay
returned
to
the
city
en
the
Prince
Oeocge
this
morn
ing
alter
having
sfent
the
past
few
weeks
visiting
in
Vancouver.
Miss
FVathersUuM)
of
Vancouver
ar
rived
in
the
city
from
the
south
on
the
Otrdcna
thla
morn
I
at
to
pay
a
visit
to
her
staler.
Mra.
Frank
Fltah.
John
W.
Allen,
marine
aupertnteadent
for
the
fisheries
department,
arrived
from
Vancouver
on
the
Oardena
this
morning,
being
here
a
eniclai
dutiee.
I
led
ley
Rowntree.
aharged
with
his
fourth
offence
of
drunkeftneaa,
pleaded
guilty
in
city
police
court
thla
morning
and
was
remanded
until
this
afternoon.
Mra.
Joseph
Oreet
and
two
sons
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
Oeorge
thla
morning
after
having
spent
the
past
few
weeks
on
a
holiday
visit
to
Longvlew.
Washington,
and
Portland,
Oregon.
Mr
Oreer
waa
accompanied
'Vm
by
her
nioiiier,
Mra.
Barr
of
Portland,
who
will
pe"
ansae
time
here
TERRACE-BOARD
HOLDS
MEETING
INI'MIIEK
OF
QCKSTIONS
AFfECTINO
I
DISTRICT
AUK
DOLT
WITH
I
TERRACE,
Aug.
2
J.
K.
Gordon
pre-;
sided
over
a
small
attendance
of
the
members
of
the
Terrace
Board
of
Trad
at
the
quarterly
meeting
held
In
the
O.
W.V.A.
Hall,
but
several
matters
of
Im
pedance
were
dealt
with.
A
letter
from
Vancouver
Board
of
lUn,
at
V
pjn.,
ana
will
not
oe
rcpeateu,
exienueu
ur
uupncaieu
at
Trade
urging
the
Terrace
Board
to
be-
any
time
during
the
campaign.
You
should
see
the
Campaign
Man-cue
afflicted
with
the
Canadian
ager
immediately
and
receive-
full
details.
Chimbcr
of
commerce
was
laid
befora
Today
in
this
issue
of
The
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
is
announced
the
meeting
which
agreed
to
line
up
in
.-opportunity
Week"
in
The
Dally
News'
mammoth
$4,000
Free
Gift
Th?ch"rmtnda,K.
Oeorge
uttie
were'
Diftribution.
"Opportunity
Week"
starts
next
Monday
and
ends
SbDOmted
dekwates
to
the
annual
oon-
vtnLMii
of
Asa
elated
Boards
of
Trade.
of
Oentrnl
British
Columbia
to
be
heto
at
Vanderhoof
In
August.
;
A
rexjuoat
from
the
Fall
Fair
Board
that
the
Board
of
Trade
should
collect
produce
for
a
district
exhibit
at
New
Westminster
led
to
a
discussion
as.
to
the
relative
provinces
of
the
two
b-xbea,
some
urging
that
such
an
exhibit
was
a
matter
tor
the
fanners
only,
and
other
arguing
that
any
success
attained
In
an
exhibit
of
the
kind
would
be
bene
teial
to
the
whole
community.
Ultimately
a
compromise
was
effected
by
the
meeting
promising
to
co-operate
with
the
farmers
In
the
matter.
A
eommuBieaUan
from
the
Vernon
Board
of
Trade
eallod
attention
to
dls-
mAvntr
unArr
irkljth
lh
,iiA.
f
dehydration
of
fruit
la
cvr.ed
on
m
3
C.
It
waa
pointed
out
that
the
Industry
In
eastern
Oanada
ships
Its
produce
In
car
lota
of
34.000
lbs.,
while
In
B.C.
the
'minimum
r
Inl
I.
annnn
ll
iwf
that
the
freight
rates
In
the
east
itre
In
'the
Seefttary
produced
.
tha
minutes
IdeaUar
wiUi
Unt
QUecUon.
and
showed
'
ment
of
the
hot
springs,
that
what
work
had
been
done
towards
getting
a
load
to
the
springs
had
been
largely
the
outcome
of
pressure
exerted,
by
the
Board,
and
that
the
springs
were
even
wu
UMRr
wiutij
uinuncu
uj
M'LARNIN
IS
FIGHT
WINNER
DETROIT.
Aug.
a
Jimmy
MeLarnln
of
Vancouver
knocked
out
Stanislaus
Louyaa
of
OHUl
In
the
fourth
round
of
a
ten-round
bout
here
last
night.
UeLarsln
dteowd
of
the
8ouah
Am.law
lrf
"e
vwo
purse
vi
wo
'ertean
wrth
a
left
hook
to
the
head
tot
-
lowing
a
punh
with
abort
rtnt
.
11UM1
IHI
uie
UX1
III
Elehteen
thousand
neoole
watched
the
bout.
P.
G.E.
DIRECTORS
AWAITING
ACTION
NEW
GOVERNMENT
Week
Offers
an
Unusual
Opportunity
for
Present
Well
as
New
Candidates
Opportunity
week,
which
starts
next
Monday,
means
just
that
a
week
in
which
you
may,
with
little
effort,
gain
the
position
in
the
vote
standing
you
desire.
This
offer
is
good
until
Saturday,
August
.
.
.
,
..I
.,
Saturday
night
August
11.
The
time
Troai
Monday
morning
to
Saturday
night
,
of
the
next
week,
la
beyond
question
)
the
most
Important
time
of
the
entire
:
campaign
to
participants,
both
present
and
prospective.
The
greatest
vote
offer
of
the
entire
campaign
wUl
be
in
force
jail
Of
next
week.
It
Is
positively
the
only
extra
bonus
vote
offer
which
will
be
made
during
the
campaign.
In
this
big
first
period
or
In
any
other
period.
Those
who
are
wise
will
avail
them
selves
ol
their
opportunity
next
week.
sr.d
wUl
gather
In
the
harvest
of
voUs
during
"Opportunity
Week."
which
are
absolutely
and
positively
the
biggest
vote
dsys
oi
the
campaign.
Opportunity
Week"
starts
next
Mon-
day
and
ends
at
9
o'clock
Saturday
msht
Aiwuxt
11
The
big
first
period
i
ends
just
nine
daya
later
on,
Monday
August
20.
Those
who
have
been
think-
ing
of
entering
the
big
gift
distribu
t'on
and
those
whose
names
now
appear
'in
th
lltt
Hut
who
h&ve
not
Yt
'started
an
active
campaign
will
find
no
better
time
to
start
than
right
now.
A
careful
study
of
the
"Opportunity
Week"
offer
Is
recommended
candidates
or
those
considering
accepting
The
Dally
News'
offer
and
participating
in
the
ti.OOO
gut
list.
"Opportunity
Week"
Is
fully
explained
In
the
announcement
elsewhere
In
this
issue.
If
you
do
not
understand
it
then
it
la
your
duty
to
find
out.
A
call
at
campaign
headquarters,
a
letter
or
a
NO
ONE
SHOl
LIt
DELAY
With
the
present
BIO
first
period
sehe-
1
dule
yet
in
effect
and
the
"Opportunity
Weeek"
bonus
eff
ecu
ve
all
of
next
weekj
giving
a
new
candidate
or
late
starter
en
opportunity
to
pUe
up
votea
on
the
double
quick,
no
one
ahould
delay
en-
tering
the
big
campaign
with
the
deter
mination
and
earnestness
to
win
this
coming
wtek.
Work
done
"Opportunity
Week"
wUl
easily
bring
success
to
real
candidates
in
this
campaign.
The
laggard,
unwilling
to
devote
time
or
thought
to
the
big
gifts,
however,
will
reap
no
rewurd.
(This
is
a
campaign
for
"lire
wires."
You
can
secure
a
beautiful
new
en-
elced
automobHe,
or
a
part
of
the
hundreds
of
dollars
In
cash
prizes
tn
a
very
lw
earnest
appucauon
10
me
""""
uwpmg
yvu..
These
are
automobile,
valued
at
w
iBrrw
"
""
P"
u'
i
141
1100
And
th
bul
'
distribution
la
a
guaranteed
caan
com
Imlaalon
of
ten
per
cent
of
total
sub-
erlptw
aalea
If
you
do
not
earn
one
of
I""
PAY
MANY
TIMKrl
OVER
Winning
either
of
these
floe
ears
or
one
of
the
large
cash
gift
am
pay
you
many,
many
tunes
for
your
effort.
The
opportunity
Is
here
for
you,
no
matter
whether
you
are
a
present
candidate
or
a
new
entry.
It
la
what
you
do
during
.
ODDortanltv
Week"
starting
next
Oo
right
to
it
and
keep
right
at
it.
And
above
all.
don't
sym
pat
hire
with
yourself.
Be
poalUve.
not
negative.
Do
something.
Accomplish
something.
Make
.the
time
between
next
Monday
morning
!L
ST
r2SLS
You
CAN
do
It.
Will
your
Olve
your
campaign
as
much
atten-
FOOTBALL
PI.AYF.ll
IllUT
VANCOUVER.
Aug
3
It
is
not
likely
Monday
and
ending
one
week
from
next
that
there
will
be
another
meeting
of
Saturday
night
which
will
largely
de-tbe
directors
of
the
Pacific
Great
Bast-
tmnlne
your
campaign
success,
era
Railway
until
the
new
Government
I
Don't
lag
in
your
campaign,
dont
comes
In.
The
Attorney-Oeneral
and
hesitate
or
be
timid
about
your
race.
Minlater
of
Rallwaya
are
directors
but
Hon.
S.
F.
Tolmle
can
go
outside
the
cabinet
to
replace
three
when
they
re-
tire
If
he
sees
fit.
FORMER
SPEAKER
WAS
MARRIED
YESTERDAY
--
I
Hon
during
your
spare
hours
as
you
IONDON,
Aug
3-
J
H
Whitley,
until
would
any
other
business
pro
position
recently
speaker
of
tlie
House
of
Com-
for
right
here
la,
no
doubt,
one
of
the
mone,
yesterdsy
was
married
to
Helen
greatest
opportunities
that
will
ever
Clarke,
the
daughter
of
an
old
friend.
come
into
your
life.
Take
advantage
of
"Opportunity
Week."
The
"Opportunity
f
AMMEn
HFAT
TIMS
'coupon"
are
the
key
to
a
golden
o-
WllUlLL
ULHi
illld
portunlty.
They
will
unlock
the
treasure
AND
ONE
DEAD
MAN;
The
Dally
News'
earanalgn
office
llo-,
-
loated
on
the
second
floor'
df
The
News
(
VANCOUVER.
Aug,.
,3
A.
C.
MagjUre,
,
pudding.
343
Third
(
A
VJjBUe.
Prince
Bu-addrvss
unknown,
wa
.found
dead
on
prt)
flfii
be
open
froffl
1
aJn.
W
p.
a
vacant
lot
aursounded
by
panned
h
;m.
each
nay.
Telephone"
S3
4.
Una.
MIm
Lorraine
Orant,
daughter
of
Rev.
Dr.
and
Mra.
H.
R.
Orant,
formerly
of
j
LADYSMITH.
Aug.
3
SUnlty
Talt.
a
thla
city
and
now
of
Fort
William,
ar-
well
known
football
player
fell
through
rived
In
the
city
on
yesterday
after-
a
trestle
here
yesterdsy
and
waa
aerl-noon'a
train
from
Prince
Oeorge,
where
ously
injured
but
la
reported
Improving
he
has
been
visiting
with
her
slater,
at
the
Lady
smith
Hospital.
Mrs
R.A.
Harlow,
and
will
spend
a
week
or
so
here
as
the
guest
successively
of
Mrs
N
Harlan
returned
to
the
rlty
Mr
and
Mrs
11.
T
Crow
and
Mr.
and
on
tlie
Cerdeua
this
morning
from
a
Mrs.
James
Pareiuhar.
tno
to
Vancouver.
.
.
i
.
i
i
:
i
.1
4
TRANSFER
j
OF
LAND
ASKED
ri'KTHEIt
STEP
TAKEN
IN
MATTER
OF
RECREATION
CENTRE
ON
NEW
IIIMIIWAY
At
a
meeting
last
night
In
the
St.
Andrew's
clubrooms
representatives
of
various
fraternal
and
service
organization
In
the
city
a
resolution
was
passed
for
submission
to
the
provincial
parka
board
requesting
the
transfer
of
a
tract
of
land
one
mile
long
and
one-half
mile
wide
near
the
lake
on
the
new
Kalcn
Island
highway
lor
use
as
a
recreation
centre.
The
resolution
followed
a
con
ference
which
was
held
recently
with
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo,
minister
of
lands,
who
expressed
his
wUllngness
that
such
i
grant
anouid
be
made.
The
ground
could
be
made
Into
a
picnic
and
swimming
place
for
the
summer
and
the
lake
would
be
suitable
for
skating
in
the
winter.
The
meeting
last
night
waa
pre-
tided
over
by
Oeorge
W.
Johnstone.
OBJECTION
TO
MARKETING
ACT
THAT
IT
IS
NOT
WORK-
I
NO
WELL
I'NIIER
CO.iDlITTEE
OF
DIRECTION
e
.
.
VICTOHIA,
Aug.
3
The
Attorney-
Oeneral
had
prepared
a
ease
to
teat
the
conaUtutlonallty
of
the
Province
Pro-'
duct
Marketing
Act
but
hat
now
decider!
to
leave
It
to
the
new
Oovernment.
Three
hundred
farmers
and
whols-salera
met
at
Ladner
yesterday
and
expressed
dlasatisfsctlon
with
the
administration
of
the
act
under
the
committee
of
direction
and
will
seek
improve
ment.
FISCAL
POLICY
GREAT
BRITAIN
lIVI.ION
OF
OPINION
INDICATED
IIV
STATEMENT
OF
PHKMIEIt
BALDWIN
IN
COMMONS
LONDON.
Aug.
3
Reversing
the
-opinion
of
hla
home
secretary,
Jeynson
Hlckt
aa
expressed
'
by
him
pubHcJy.
Premier
Baldwin
aald
In
the
House
of
Oommons
yesterdsy
that
he
did
cot
think
It
necessary
for
a
royal
commission
to
Investigate
the
Iron
and
steel
Industry
with
s
view
to
raising
the
duties.
This
Is
taken
to
mean
that
there
is
a
division
of
thought
among
Conservatives
over
the
fiscal
policy
of
the
party.
TENNIS
TEAM
TOUR
CANADA
r.ltlTlxll
lot
It
WILL
UiOK
FOR
CHAMriOVHIIIPM
AT
RIO
AMEKI-CAN
TOIIIINKYS
NEW
YORK,
Aug.
Seeking
American
championahlpa.
a
Britten
tjeuoU
team
ta
invading
the
ig?
tourney
at
New
York.
Los
Angela!
ahd
Sa.
Prn-clco
this
fall
It
will
tour
Canada
and
then
go
to
Australia.
The
personnel
of
the
team
in
Edward
Hlgga,
Ooilfi
Ore-gory.
H.
W
Austin
and
I.
M
Oolilna.
AMERICAN
BOAT
NOT
'
HURT
BY
GROUNDING
The
American
hallboat
Leviathan
sustained
no
damage
this
morning
when
the
went
aground
near
the
bouy
at
the
entrance
of
MetUkatla
Passage
while
coming
in
with
a
fare
of
30.000
pounds
ot
fish
The
vessel
went
tip
at
7
axn.
and
lodged
in
the
mud
until
10
o'clock
when
she
was
released
by
the
rtalng
tide.
She
rested
on
a
sort
bottom
so
waa
not
hurt
,